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‘British reforms in India between the two World Wars were designed to avoid fundamental change in India’s status.’

The British were unquestionaby reluctant in implementing any meaningful reform during the interwar period. Following the end of the First World War, Indians were vocally protesting for their right to self...

Answered by Abby S. History tutor
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To what extent did US presidents hinder African American civil rights from 1865 to 1992?

Huge change occurred in regards to African American civil rights at the hands of US presidents from 1865 to 1992. These can be catagorised into social, political and economic spheres. Where one president ...

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What is the best way to revise for the exam(s)?

First of all, it is important to determine what kind of learner you are. There are many quizzes available online that can help you with this, or alternatively, you may be able to figure out which learner ...

Answered by Tutor76721 D. History tutor
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Was World War I the product of the European system of alliances?

It is often argued that World War I was, at its simplest extent, the ‘product’ of the fall-out of the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand on 28th June 1914. However, even this single even...

Answered by Elspeth P. History tutor
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In an A Level essay, should I argue my opinion, or sit on the fence?

It’s important to remember that each exam board has different criteria, so I suggest you first read through and annotate the marking scheme carefully. On the whole, examiners want you to demonstrate that ...

Answered by Jem B. History tutor
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